No insurance?

[MikeAddison]

It costs me alot of money to go and see a doctor. Becuase i have no insurance. I want to ask for a couple diffrent scripts. One for my adderall. and another for xanax is there anyway for me to ask both in one sitting? or is there any where i can go to get cheap insurance? i just cant keep paying 100 bucks everytime i see the doctor. oh and one more thing. How can i keep getting refills for my pain meds? i take norcos/ any advice please let me know thanks everyone for all the great info on and in this site. I will grow to know all your names

[Magician]

I will grow to know all your names

Eeeeek! Is that you hiding in the bushes outside my window? I have had the feeling I'm being watched....

[MikeAddison]

Eeeeek! Is that you hiding in the bushes outside my window? I have had the feeling I'm being watched....

ROFL its me and i am going to steal your xanax

[Myosin10]

Well I know where you can get Xanax without a script online, its like 1-2 dollars a pill for the 2mg bars. Adderall you wont find online unless you know someone with a script. Also what styate do you live in? Here in California you can get on Medi-cal

[Jazie]

@MikeAddison - The advise I can give you is to either Google or call major medical systems within your county and ask if they have programs for the uninsured. I know where I live there are medical facilities that treat uninsured patients for small amounts or free. Please look first to see what is available. Ironically, I have known people to get better care and med scripts then, say I, who goes to a regular Dr.

[ggrave149]

Well I know where you can get Xanax without a script online, its like 1-2 dollars a pill for the 2mg bars.

Where? I'm assuming you're talking about shaz, but I thought I would ask in case there is another place.

[questioning]

Call around to the low cost clinics in your area and see if you qualify. They usually have a waiting list, but it's worth it to get on it. The biggest problem is that they all have different requirements, so you have to call around until you find one that you qualify for. In my area some are only for the homeless, others are only for the working uninsured, etc.

[dsteury]

Call a disability attorney and see if ou quilify and then let the State foot the whole bill. And pay you a little check every month.

[naynay]

It costs me alot of money to go and see a doctor. Becuase i have no insurance. I want to ask for a couple diffrent scripts. One for my adderall. and another for xanax is there anyway for me to ask both in one sitting? or is there any where i can go to get cheap insurance? i just cant keep paying 100 bucks everytime i see the doctor. oh and one more thing. How can i keep getting refills for my pain meds? i take norcos/ any advice please let me know thanks everyone for all the great info on and in this site. I will grow to know all your names

I feel for ya Mike as I'm in the same boat as you with no insurance. When you go see your Dr. remind him that you are a "self-pay" patient. When he is filling out ur scripts make sure he makes it out to the largest amount he can legally prescribe at one sitting (instead of 30 see if he can make it 90 or better). Keep in mind that may not be possible for controlled substances, but in those cases if he is prescribing the meds to you he may be able to fax over the script to the pharmacy or u can go to his office just to pick up a prescription w/o needing to pay for the office visit. For those occasions when you may not be able to afford the Dr. visit and the prescriptions....if you do your homework and research the forums you will find alot of very helpful people and information here.....hope this helps u out a lil bit.

[Torr]

I feel you man on the no insurance, people often turn to online sites and get scammed. Just do plenty of research, and get advice from senior members on this site, they are here to help we all are here to help. We understand and act as a community, it is kinda nice.

[MattMar]

If you happen to live in San Francisco- they have insurance for anyone (even pre conditions) who makes up to 54K (or below) a year. The cost varies from no cost to some cost based on your income. You have to be a resident I don't think anyplace else has this.

[Torr]

If you happen to live in San Francisco- they have insurance for anyone (even pre conditions) who makes up to 54K (or below) a year. The cost varies from no cost to some cost based on your income. You have to be a resident I don't think anyplace else has this.

I live in Tracy, so about 45 minutes from the city so that does not apply to me unfortunately. I have insurance, it is just my doctor will not give me anything else except vicodin and ativan. I have to go elsewhere for relief.